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My 4 year old daughter has yeast plus cells (+++) in her stool analysis, and constantly has stomach ache, could this be the cause?
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Hard to tell: Yeast (candada) is a normal part of the bowel germs, comprising an estimated 5% of the dry weight of poo. What cells you are referring to is unknown so i cannot comment.
Answered 1/2/2014
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